Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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A New Image . . . The PSU campus also experienced some changes during 1983-84 with the completion of Heckert- Wells Hall, the new science building. Construction on Heckert-Wells began in February of 1982 and the contractors finished the building ahead of schedule in April, 1984. Before the science annex was built, the science departments were housed in Carney Hall, which was located on the site of the new building until it continued on page 72 HEAD BATON TWIRLER Samara Strawn, Cimmeron senior, per- forms at halftime of the Parents' Day game at Brandenburg Stadium, —photo by Steven Hausler THE CAMPUS SECURITY con- fiscated a 30 pound pumpkin on Halloween night from pranksters two blocks north of Campus on Elm Street.— photo by Steven Hausler Opening Opening

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Opening Kanza 84 TAKING PARTIN HOMECOMING festivities is Michael Martin Murphy who performed before an audience of 1000 people in Weede •gymnasium.— photo by David . H

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A New Image . . . was razed, starting in the fall of 1980. Carney was destroyed because it was in unsafe structural condition. PSU followed the lead of most other community colleges and universities in Kansas by installing a satellite earth station on Hartman Hall, The earth station is used for educational programming, teleconferencing, providing technical education for the Vo-Tech schools, and continued on page 14 THE NEWMAN CLUB dressed as Pitt State Brew at the Homecoming parade on Broadway, The six-pack sudsy mop tops chanted Smash the Icabods '—photo by Steven Hausler CHOWINC DOWN on a hotdog is Jeannie Houxy Oklahoma City junior. Jeannie enjoys a day at the college lake with Campus Christians friends.— photo by David Barton Opening Kanza 84